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Fez • October 11, 2026 • 2 min read

Major Drug Smuggling Attempt Foiled at Tangier Med Port

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Major Drug Smuggling Attempt Foiled at Tangier Med Port

Significant Drug Bust at Tangier Med Port

In a significant operation carried out on the morning of October 11, 2026, law enforcement officials at the Tangier Med Port, in collaboration with customs authorities, successfully thwarted an international drug trafficking attempt. Authorities seized a staggering total of three tons and 565 kilograms of hashish, highlighting their ongoing commitment to combating drug smuggling activities.

The operation was part of a joint border control initiative that involved a thorough inspection of a cargo truck registered in Morocco. During the inspection, agents discovered the contraband hidden within boxes that were ostensibly filled with agricultural products. The careful packaging and concealment were evidently designed to facilitate the illicit transportation of the drugs across international borders.

The driver of the truck, a 35-year-old Moroccan citizen, has been subjected to judicial proceedings, which are being conducted under the supervision of the relevant public prosecutor's office. This investigation aims to uncover all domestic and international links associated with the smuggling operation, reinforcing the seriousness of the crime.

This incident is part of a broader, continuous effort by various security agencies stationed at national border crossings to dismantle drug trafficking networks and combat the distribution of narcotics and psychoactive substances. The successful interception of such a large quantity of drugs not only showcases the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies but also serves as a warning to those engaged in drug trafficking activities.

As reported by alyaoum24.com.

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